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Business of the House (10 May 2007): Jack Straw: ....] I therefore have avuncular, comradely advice for the Opposition. They should not believe their own propaganda when it comes to local election results. We had a difficult day last Thursday and Friday—that is obvious—and the Conservative party had a slightly better day. In my Blackburn constituency, however, the popular vote was up and we gained a seat. [ Interruption. ] The...
Written Answers — Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs: Gibraltar (17 Jun 2002): Mr Jack Straw: Yes. It has been the Government's policy to seek recognition by Spain of Gibraltar ID cards. This was achieved as part of the agreement concluded with Spain in April 2000. Gibraltar ID cards, as reformatted, are therefore now accepted by the Spanish Government.
Orders of the Day — Home Affairs (28 Oct 1996): Mr Jack Straw: ...you are in a hole, stop digging. I am delighted that in the end we have ensured that the Secretary of State's clear promise at the Tory party conference will be now be backed by action and, as I said in my letter, we shall co-operate fully on these Bills, as we did last year on two important criminal justice Bills—the Security Service Bill and the Criminal Procedure and...

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